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Chapter 9: Strings

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Explore practical examples and techniques for solving string problems and designing programs in C language. Learn about right and left justification, string IO with scanf and printf, using strncpy, separating compounds, sentinel-controlled loops, and more.

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Chapter 9: Strings

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  1. Chapter 9: Strings Problem Solving and Program Design in C 5th Edition by Jeri R. Hanly and Elliot B. Koffman

  2. Figure 9.1 Right and Left Justification of Strings

  3. Figure 9.2 String Input/Output with scanf and printf

  4. Figure 9.3 Execution of scanf ("%s", dept);

  5. Figure 9.4 Execution of scanf("%s%d%s%d", dept, &course_num, days, &time); on Entry of Invalid Data

  6. Figure 9.5 Execution of strncpy(result, s1, 9);

  7. Figure 9.6 Execution of strncpy(result, &s1[5], 2);

  8. Figure 9.7 Program Using strncpy and strcpy Functions to Separate Compounds into Elemental Components

  9. Figure 9.8 Demonstration of Whole-Line Input

  10. Figure 9.8 Demonstration of Whole-Line Input

  11. Figure 9.9 Numeric and String Versions of Portions of Selection Sort That Compare and Exchange Elements

  12. Figure 9.10 Sentinel-Controlled Loop for String Input

  13. Figure 9.11 Exchanging String Elements of an Array

  14. Figure 9.12 Executing strcpy (list [index_of_min], list[fill]);

  15. Figure 9.13 An Array of Pointers

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